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If you got paralyzed for the legs down, is it possible to remain active?
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Yes: There are thousands of people worldwide who have been able to remain very active after they suffer the tragedy of paralysis. One site that offers a great deal of information and support is http://www.Apparelyzed.Com/.
Answered 7/21/2012
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